The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-09-22
T.IIahassee, PA. Sept. -. lses.
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tend his western trip as lar - Omaha, where he
will arrive October n.
During the present summer Orange county
has expended 81 y6S414 to prevent the introduc-
ton Of yellow iever-Oris~do 6sntinsi
Mr.. Eldfdge has moved his paper. the Em-
poria Adednos, frsn Emporia 70 Pierson and
changed its name 70 the Pierson Adesaee
Sheriff VIM Picket has tendered TO the Gov
Reason: Lack Of remuneration.-Ap0taehi
TlzA<A
The election In Madison brought out
heavy vote. the total |being 1,7S4. Of which 1877
were for prohibition asd 067 against, the major
lily for selling being lSo-
Al the election on Tuesday Alachua county
went for prohibition by an estimated majority
Ofover $50, and Clay county BY about 100. The
returns are incomplete in Marion county and
result in doubt
President Cleveland was very Hospitality
entertained while in Philadelphia by the Clover
GLIB He made handsome speech. which was
handsomely applauded. In q word, Grover was
in q cloyer-N p Herald
-Mrs. Cleveland is Q lady of fortune as we'll
a. fortunate lady. Congressman McShane. OF
Nebraska, is authority fer the statement that the
present valuation Of the Omaha property in
which the Presidents wife and her mother have
each eighth interest is $500 1000
-GeorgiAs local option Law permitted wine
roou1s bot these latter have now been legisaied
ont Of the State, the imposition of q tax of$10,-
90 Oh each one Of them doing the work efectu-
ally Governor Gordon signed the bill just
before lesying Atlanta for Philadelphia
Whatever may be said by political oppo-
Den:s, there is one thing certain, Governor
PeTry's administration has exhibited great tact
and solid wisdom in dealing with the many
questions arising from deficient conflicting
legislation and the new Constitution. -Halfdx
Journal
-Ocala Banner secuted the idea of socialism
existing in this age and country, but some Of
tie propagandists of its most advanced theories
are sentenced 10 be hanged on the 11th Of No
Fenter IN the United States. Georgeism leads
up 10 agrarianism, communism socialism, An
arcbism-
"A Pensacola correspondent says the bust
Dess men Of that city are aroused and pushing
lie interests energetically II they will keep
have the largest town on the Gulf coast. Their
harbor is the best and they have other advan-
tage--6acGnndh Netcs
-Ramie was much talked of in Tallahassee,
bat il would seem that Townsville is ahead in
acting. Experiment hes shown that the plant
grows vigorously here and the value of the pro-
duct will enable transportation to decorticat-
ing mill al Townsville We refer to an article
from the 1inses, of that city.
The Dsytona Messenger says: Why not le.
the County Commissioners make an appropria.
ton OF say $500, TO make ~Volusia county
display" at the Sub-Tropical Exposition
Something must be done and it must be done
soon. Let the Commissioners at their next meet
ing take some action on the matter.
OF the seven doomed Anarchists only one is
native born American, one is an Englishman
by birth and FIVE natives of Germany. AL
bet X Parsons, the American. is a native of
Texas. Parsons became a Republican soon
after the war, and was enrolling clerk of the
Senate Of the Twelfth Texas Legislature.
The noies Of the national bank Of Thomas
vile, Ga, in circulation, and range from
five dollars TO a hundred dollars. The backs Of
the notes q deep brown, with the coat Of
arms Of the State Of Georgia ON one end and the
American eagle on the opposite end The silk
fibre. blue and red, shows ON the back, also.
The number of the bank. 37e7, is on each bill.
The centennial celebration at Philadelphia
closed brilliantly President Cleveland made
several excellent speeches. shook hands with
thousands Of people and was banqueted by the
Hibernisns and by the several learned societies.
Mrs CLEVELAND attended JetS ehampetre at the
residence Of Mr.. George w. Childs, and was
greeted with enthusiasm everywhere she ap.
peared.-N. r Herald
On or sbeut the 1st Of October the Thorn.
asville Enterprlse win print what it entities
"A Pear ISSUE" which will be paper of eight
pages devoted to the discussion of the LeConte
pear. as "the marvellous success of the crop
Of this season makes the present a peculiarly
suspicious time to publish to the world the
merits of the wonderful LeConte. Send in
your orders for copies Of the paper"
The news from Canabelle is very encourag-
ing. A force Of men is at work upon the Rey.
nOlds' mill property putting it in istclass order
A large force is also reported ct work on the rail
road, throwing up dirt and making grade for
the iron. Quite q number of people from Apa.
lschcols are now at work there. Mr.. Henry
Rose moved his family over this week. The
family OF Mr. d. x. Smith will soon 60 over, fol-
lowed by oihers-Apalaehicola Tines.
The Supreme Court of Illinois on the
14th affirmed the judgment Of the Superior
Court Of Cook county. that State, which SEN
fenced the anarchists TO be hanged on the 18th
Of November next It h TO be hoped that no
trickery Of law win cheat justice, or delay the
penalty, but that on the designated day an aw.
full example may be made OF Messrs. Spies
Fielden, Parsons, Fischer, EngeL Lingg and
schwab. 10 appall their villainous sympathizers
among the scum Of Europe and America
Work On the Alabama, Florida snd Attain.
tic Railroad 10 sin progressing. and We learn
from good authsnfy that the line Of the road
from is present point at Lake Joanna will be
lust inside the corporate limits OF Eustis thence
across Eustls Meadows, on west Of Umatilla
through the village Of Hampton. north TO Lake
Yale, running within . mile or 70 Of Hgley.
This is TO be the ultimate line, and Surveyor
Fries has his orders 70 make . careful survey
Of this route. and 10 now % doing So thia
il settled.-Buas 6sms 7Fopteai
President Voolfolk, Of the Alabama Mid.
land Railroad, left on Friday last ior his home
10 Montgomery, accompanied by Mr.. Fariie,
the representative Of the English Syndicate who
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